Sentence examples for eager to fish from inspiring English sources

Their settlement began in the 17th century with Basques, Bretons and Normans eager to fish the cod-rich Grand Banks.

I was eager to fish and asked McCarthy if he was game to return to the slick tail of a pool where we had seen a few salmon.

Most of the shoppers are regulars, all eager to share fish recipes and some of the bargains they have found.

The government is eager to promote offshore fish farming to alleviate pressure on overfished wild species.

We are eager to see the fishing industry back on its feet and the region rebound.

And the Galápagos National Park, which patrols the waters, and is eager to end illegal fishing there, is not permitted to use force to prevent criminal activity.

Thanks to the abundance of striped bass and flat systems (long stretches of shallow water), the South Fork is luring an increasing number of anglers eager to try flats fishing.

They are rallying around Andrew Lansley, a colleague they had previously thought a cold fish, eager to offer their services in defence of his struggling NHS reform plan.

Saul was eager to talk all things fish: cost ("three to four thousand"), other varieties he'd owned ("I had some very rare angelfish, one of which was totally illegal"), mistakes ("We had a green moray that basically ate everything"), and future plans ("It's going to be awesome when we get another two sharks in there").

It's an amenity that Mr. Boehm, the retired cable executive, plans to tap when he's eager to do a little fishing on a moment's notice.

Eager to begin the trout fishing year, I threw my gear in the car and sped upstate, crossing the bridge over the West Branch in Hancock.